On Sunday, 3. April 2005 22:30, Jose M Rodriguez wrote: > > I could put in a check for a NO_XDG environment variable that would > > disable the setting of the XDG_* env-vars completely and thus restore > > previous behaviour - would that work for you? > > In my test, the problems begin using XDG env vars in .xinitrc. This is why > I'm thinking about try to get kde working out of /usr/local > > This not usefull at all, but moving parts from /usr/local/share to > /opt/freedesktop and making kde work again in a strong 'proof of concept' > about kde freedesktop readyness.
Could you please just answer my question? Switch or no switch?
> This is why I think in the convenience of install gnome/kde/xfce/others
> .desktop and related files in a common hier (I'm using /opt/freedesktop and
> thinking about ${X11BASE}/share/xdg for final work)
Nothing new should go into ${X11BASE}. Everything in there that's not part of
the actual X11R6 implementation just remains there because the historical
mistake of putting anything in there is so hard to undo.
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